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2026 Women's T20 Asia Cup in UAE

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The Asian Cricket Council confirmed on 6 August 2026 that the sixth edition of the Women's Women’s T20 Asia Cup will be staged held in the Dubai, United Arab Emirates Emirates, with every match scheduled at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium under floodlights. The tournament runs from 28 August to 13 September 2026, featuring and features eight national teams: teams – India, Pakistan, Thailand, Hong Kong (China), Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Malaysia, Thailand and the host UAE. Initial communications noted that a formal public announcement and final venue approval were still pending, leading to confusion when the Board of Control for Cricket in India announced United Arab Emirates and then withdrew its squad. A detailed schedule was later released, dividing the teams Indonesia – divided into two groups and confirming that all matches will be played at Dubai International Stadium under floodlights. of four as previously outlined. Group A will include India, (India, Pakistan, Thailand and Thailand, Hong Kong (China), while Kong) and Group B will comprise Sri (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the UAE and Indonesia. The tournament UAE, Indonesia) will culminate with each play a high‑profile India‑Pakistan group match on 5 September, round‑robin, with the top two progressing to the semi‑finals on 10–11 September and the final on 13 September. The timing also marquee India‑Pakistan group match is set for 5 September at 18:30 local time, attracting significant regional interest. The schedule leaves a narrow window for the finalists to travel to Nagoya, Japan, Nagoya for the women's cricket competition at the 2026 Asian Games (17–24 September).

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